
TL;DR
This paper explores a linear dilaton model with a continuum of KK modes to address the lack of narrow resonances in new physics searches, analyzing its spectrum, effective theory, and phenomenological implications.
Contribution
It introduces a continuum spectrum in the linear dilaton model with a specific stabilization mechanism and studies its effects on low-energy observables and unitarity.
Findings
Continuum KK modes have a TeV mass gap with isolated graviton and radion poles.
Effective operators from integrating out continua affect electroweak precision tests.
Radion coupling is enhanced due to wave function localization.
Abstract
Continuum spectra can be a way out to alleviate the tension generated by the elusiveness of narrow resonances of new physics in direct experimental searches. Motivated by the latter, we consider the linear dilaton model with a continuum spectrum of KK modes. It is provided by a critical exponential bulk potential for the scalar field stabilizing the distance, between the UV boundary at and a naked (good) singularity at , in proper coordinates, which corresponds in conformal coordinates to . The cutoff in this theory is an intermediate scale and the warped factor solves the hierarchy between and the TeV, while the hierarchy between and has to be solved by a (Little) String Theory with coupling . The Standard Model is localized on a 4D IR brane. The graviton and radion Green's and…
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